Civic Recruitment Limited
Social Care Facilitator

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3 Month Contract With A Local Authority
Job Purpose
To work as part of a multi-skilled, multidisciplinary team to support the assessment, care management, and support needs of vulnerable adults and their carers. The postholder will promote independence, choice, control, health, and wellbeing through person-centred approaches, enabling citizens to access appropriate support, services, equipment, and community resources to meet their assessed needs.
Key Responsibilities
- Contribute to the assessment of the needs of vulnerable adults and their carers, supporting specialist and more complex assessments where appropriate.
- Contribute to effective support planning, enabling citizens and carers to exercise choice, make informed decisions, and maximise their independence.
- Support citizens to promote their health, wellbeing, choice, and control, with due regard to mental capacity.
- Undertake allocated care management duties and contribute to the effective review and monitoring of support arrangements.
- Communicate and engage effectively with citizens, families, carers, and other stakeholders using a person-centred approach.
- Work closely with colleagues across multidisciplinary and multi-skilled teams to ensure coordinated and effective support.
- Work collaboratively with community agencies and professionals to help citizens access appropriate resources and services.
- Promote independence and support citizens to remain connected to their communities and lead fulfilling lives.
- Identify, with appropriate training, the need for simple assistive equipment during assessments and arrange provision where appropriate.
- Identify, with appropriate training, the need for more complex equipment or adaptations and make referrals to the relevant specialist services.
- Maintain accurate and timely records relating to assessments, care management, support planning, and service provision.
- Participate in individual and team development activities, training, supervision, and continuous professional development.
- Work flexibly across the service and contribute to service improvement and effective partnership working.
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Requirements
- Experience of working with vulnerable adults within a social care, health, community, or related support environment.
- Understanding of person-centred approaches and the principles of choice, control, independence, and self-directed support.
- Experience contributing to assessments, support planning, care management, or the delivery of care and support services.
- Good understanding of the needs and rights of vulnerable adults and their carers.
- Understanding of mental capacity principles and their application within care and support settings.
- Ability to communicate effectively and sensitively with citizens, families, carers, professionals, and partner agencies.
- Ability to work effectively as part of a multidisciplinary and multi-skilled team.
- Strong organisational skills, with the ability to manage allocated responsibilities and maintain accurate records.
- Ability to identify support needs and make appropriate referrals to specialist services.
- Willingness to undertake relevant training relating to assistive equipment, adaptations, assessment, and care management.
- Commitment to promoting independence, wellbeing, inclusion, and positive outcomes for vulnerable adults.
- A full driving licence is required for the role.


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Additional Information
- Hours per Week: 37.00
- Location: Walsall, West Midlands
- Working Arrangements: Hybrid and office working, with a minimum of 2 days office based
- Driving Licence: Required
- Payment: Bi-Weekly
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